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| RADICAL cuaE
! Of RUPTURE.

To those acquainted with our
TO say that the Invalids' Hotel
branch establishment located ut
England. have. for many years.
the most largely patrOni1ed and
the world for the treatment N
arise from youthful indiscretionl
We, many yea1D ago. establish
treatment Of these diseases, un
the most skillful physicians ant
that al who apply 70 u might n
Council OF the mos experience
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ONE reason why 30 few men are heroes
to their Wallets 10 because 90 few men have
Wallets.
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| SIens OF
| DISEASE


49, 49, 81. s$ Ss
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examining petienta In recognizing diseases without
Ps.sons ss.min.On Of TIE patient We claim 20 pos
dease BY the practical applc.tion to the practice Of
cine. Of Wellegtabed principles Of modern
= to the accuracy with which this system endowed
amost worldwide reputation Of skilfuily tea
lingering chronic affections This practice
FF- the marvellous success which has been attained
through It. demonstrate the that diseases
AnSELvVSS display certain phenomena. which, being sub
e1lNNeeo 3ected to scientific analys furnih
9ySssSS nd unTi,tas:be dsta to gde the judeneae
the nature Of diseased condition. The mo ample
treating
thus placed within the reach Of
distant he or shs reside from the Phscians making the
ment OF such affections speciality Full Of
nal scientific system Of and treating patients
lance contained In @The Peoples Common Sense
MEDICAL Adviser:n BY X " Pierce NJ D. NW pages and
800 coofcd and other illustrations paid
r write and descIbe your symptoa nclosng ten cents a.
be sent you. with our terms for treatment and Ill particulars
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CAUTION.

made (which can only 30 aSc'
microscopical examination of
curative In ono stage or condit
In others. We have never, ther
for general sale through drug
diseases although possessing "
well from an extensive cxperf<
ful course Is to carefully deter
each case by Q chemical and
urine. and then adapt our med
ease and condition Of our patie
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| DISEASES Of
| WonEl.

the home physicians) has
specialists. Rooms for la
vate. Send ten cents in s,
on Diseases of Women, i'll
cOlOred plates geo pages).
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OUR FIELD OF SUCCESS.

pamphlets on nervous diseases, any one Of Y
ten cents in postage stamps, when request for
with . statement Of o case for consultation,
which one of our TreatiseS to send.
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| Diseases OF
| DIGESTION.

affecting the liver and othe
tions to the process of dige
infrequently mistaken BY b
maladies, and treatment u e
disease which does not exist
of the Digestive Organs will
ten cents in postage stamps
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Tho treatment Of Diseases Of the
Air Passages and Lungs, such q
gifts, Bronchitis, Asthmas and
Consumptions both through CORE
spOndence and at our institutions, cOnsti-
tiltes an important speciality.
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|WonDERFUl
Success.

constituted Q leading branch
md Surgical Institute. and. b
Inquiries for Q complete work
maladies, written In astyle r.
lished Q largo Illustrated Ire
cent to any address on rcCeipl
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the ul1rvelOl
through II.
display cert
jected to d
and unmiStf
Of the RkillfI
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| WE 0FFEl
| No ApouoeE.

diseases contract them innocent
On doing good and alleviating Z
We cannot imagine. Why any
than most honorable to cure {
We cannot understand; and ye
amict mankind there b probabl.
general practice know % little.
Heretofore, 70 treat with our best.
an applicants who afe suffering I
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-07-29

Organic weakr
decline of the /
losses, impaired 1
OF will-pOwer. =
dred affections, {
-A~nsxtlD uapwoA
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Throat and Lung Diseases, which give
viz: I'd A Treatise ON Consumption,
price, postpaid. ten cents, (0 A Treal
giving new and successful treatment ;
90 A Treatise on Chronic Nasal Catarrh
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BRXGHTC ID
kindred 1aladiee, h,
and cures ed in
been pronounced be,
readily diagn0sticatf
analvoia NJ tho llrinl
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We offer no apology for devofing % muel
attention to this neglected class Of Diseases
believing no condition Of humanity b toe
wrctcbed to merit the sympathy and bes,
services Of the noble profession to which w
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Hundreds Of the most dfficult operations kno
most Skillful manner. BY our Durgeon-spec
isfs. Largo Stones are 0fely removed from
Bladder, By crushing. washing and pumping u
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Hon. arc trcated BY our %
Snccess. SEQ numerous @
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03
HEALTH - WEALTH - Dr. BeRuregnrd's
Tonic mud Ncrytnr, the Great
Irlnln -llnILLLn-

NERVOUS DEBILITY iu OH o. stages. mental
N and physical depression fpruuutlrthcn. hy.
p0chondria. stcrlity neuralgia. hyTtorin. iuwnicIy
iuf study or business UnmIlHiH, lmfniruUc, rpilcpr
81. loss uf memory, tuigulug ut The brln, nud ull
diseases Of the nervous systrm may be- radically
tfiTri lu either fuN Us tlu Nee ui thII uurNrHID
pnpamuon ltisn matter 81 supreme importance
tu usc appropriate treatment iuf the cure NJ tl"
aud hrnluc, after mnny year, u.Il Too Lurupc, h4s
proved iuiallihlr N uhru according 10 directions
which nIv uilAci in Caen bottle. one box equal iu
i'ricv sl.ou a bpN, or aiN luADs for sb.uO Sent
by mail fwpald 1u trulpt ui prI"c We guarantee
ElN huNrs 81 yun' any ease. Win rah Uulrf ~
rylNcd hy us lur siN boxes "" viii send our WriurI
ruumut"o 90 return ihe money u tuHaiingut doc
not effect cur. \, heukcu & Co, Druggists .ulc
agents iuT United suicI. 10 and - Main tilluL
Memphis Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03
INFANTILE
SKIN DISEASES.

Our oldest child. now ok year ~ ere. when an
iniaut ok months old wa attacked with uNifIl.ui.
MALIGNANT kin dlsHse All ordinary remedies
failing wc called Ouf family physician. who %
credulous rpidlty until the lower portion ~ the
little fellow prtson. from the middle 81 his back
down 10 Dis kncCt Was ono h1lld rash, ugly palm
fut biotrhtd aud malicious We bad no MT M
nisht no peace by dny. Finally, we were advised
o. ~ the tuuCurA NEuEutis. The c1cri was tiln'
ply marvellous IN ihrc ur inur weeks n complete
cure Was wrought. leaving the little follows pgnun
A. Whit and healthy us though De- hIl mover been
attacked Ia my opinion your valuable umcdlC
gavcd his ile and today be u a strong healthy
child perfectly R,ll. no rypcutiuu Of Tie disease
havlna ever ufuirrod Ur1 4. SMITH,
Ats NJ law and ~ Pros Any, Ashland, o.
RrTEGlNcE J. q. WtIst. Druggist Ashland, o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03
LABOR AGENCY.

IOIOBED FAHN LABOR FURNISHED 10 DO
- plantation w0fk-Wo arr In correspondence
with several hundred colurat families WHO live IN
south Carolina, aud arr unable 10 pay their uant
Infntlun any where, They nfc anxious 90 Fp @
Aftausts nui ore Willing 81 bind Themselves in q
CuutrHd 70 work one year. and 10 they nr well
tftnicd VI thr cud ~ sd yolf viii rrunw ihriI ull
ruutmt They pnltf Ia Vufs uu shHrUf ana have
pruvisiuns iurnl'hrd them during tnr lrIf nnl
When the crop u all gathered provision 900 anl
transportation bc deducted FROM tIrlr Proportion
Of crop. Ihcsr c0lofci pc0pie an Oh time dafklof
and know nothing but farming aud a. thcy hafo
made nothing for jean nud ON NOT make anything
Tor themselves, They an hhflOus ~ mako v move
81 planters Wifhinr farm labor and ere willing ~
advance transportation W them will do we'll 70
wfhc 20 either 81 the undonlgnod agents, who can
furnish The families aud viii quote low rates fcf
head.
CHARLES n. WALKER,
JOB N. LATIMER
PRED y. BUSH,
oencml Agents. Atlanta, %.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03
Chnncery sale of Real Estnte

Nc. Ci11. R-Chanccry Caurt u shelby county
william lIpcomb Il nl ". Thomas lurUn e
al
~ virtue o. an lnicrlosri,ry decree ior fnlc en-
tcr,d In the above cause ON the sth day Of NUycm.
bor iss5 ~ ~ ~ pacc So J will srll nt public
auction. 10 the highest bidder, in front at the
CLERK and Masters O1fc. COuTth0uso Of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday. December =, 1897,
within legal hour, lhc following described prop
ofty. situated iu Twelfth civil District 81 Shelby
county tennessee tnWits 4 ti1 acre tmrt bound.
ell on doe noHh By Nuuh rfryl. gu lhU east By i'Hr
snn. ou the south b. llamlln aud on The wet BY
Also a tract oi 100 arrcs bounded on ihc north by
Holmes on the cot by irmu1'Hr. On the tUuth BY
Ruskiu aud on The wrtby Holmes
Also tmst oi aln,f,f. bounded on DE north ~
Wallace. on The cot by -.. on the sJuth bg
Palmer aud un the wet ly nfoOks.
Aiso tract of 200 uuga. brlnr niciiln ~ -criiUu
one loi part n "a 1hl 200 arms hw lecn sub.
divided Into two luts ~ - rrf. nul viii h0 fUll
with hoThNIlcgU Go take one ur both of .ail lui.
Aiao d b1furIo tru ui land. BOUNDED ou The
north ly GfrCr ON The east hg Wendell or TIE
south D. TnllCy, ON ilC vet ly W. Iufham. Ihll
imgt has Dccn tubdlulli Into four 90 lot, m
iSi "a. I. containing m 5sioo ncrce ioi 70. ?.
containing ls '6lo rrrsi lui No. 2 containing
8tIigl arrti Dot No. & couinlulng in- o. ~
The privilege " the puiJhascfi 10 take one or al Che
Fir fuil particular, ami "a complete dssrripion n
thcp0ryuy ly mCir' lui buunl4 iviCfruug i bore
had 90 The fccufd und rgoclgdlnu on hlc in the
Terms q leone G.,fi ca,h. balance In ono
and two ycHn. purchasers executing notes thrnyiui
bearing iniorut from date, AMI Acn retained 10 30
Ihl@ ith dav n November 1871
81 MCDOWELL. Cicti and Mssicr
BY y. Bradley, lcpuiy G. and ". lp.G1
Myor 4 sncc1, n l. Ldmondfon ana J. J. Du
| mus. HUIlEIfuFa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03
Admlnlatrntor,a Notice.

Having qualified o. the administrator n NIchlrl
CorhIu Nr'li1d dcrrHsgl iu Che Probate t0ufI
NJ shelby county, OF persons Indebted Oh .IIl r.
tate win come forMHl rud I1 thp same. rld ElI
ptruuT having claims nFI.rsf Hii estate viii Irt
sHu' the same authenticated 90 Che manner In
frTIlrrd by law tn th' uu4yfs ruvi.
THIS Nuyghltl u, lssS -
T. T. RNECUrF
Administrator q Richard Cvfbin Wcil'pri. ds
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03
DIR. D. S. JOHNSoNS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II jefferson Street.
bet Main and Front, MEMPHIS, TENN.
tlsiabliahCd On irUOl

Bet Main and Front MEMPHIS, TENN.
Established On iru0l
np JOHNSON b acknowledged by IN parties IN.
~ tcr.Htod o. BY iar Che mot Fucrclaiul physl'
clan in th1 treatment ui private uf frrfrt diseases
Quick. permanent Cifus guaranteed in even case,
male ~ female. Recent u.fe1 Of Nou0uhta and
syphilis cured IN few days without Tie nee ~
riefrufy. change ~ diet. o. hindmnce from bufl.
tntrI without the ure 81 mercury. Involuntary
los Of semen ttopped IN a short iitne tnirrum
ifUm imp1icncy or lu1 ~ sexual poNcn fcaiDfudt 10
ifur yir1r in n few weeks Victims ~ toli abuse
and excessive yuncfy, suffering from fpemaiorfhei
nnl los ~ physical aud msutal power, speedily
aud permanently cured. Particular atirniiyn paid
10 the Diseases VI Women, and cures EuhfanicCd
piss and old s1rrs cured Without The Nc ~ caustio
or the kulie All combinations strictly conndon'
tlal Medicines sent b. oSpus 70 all paris Of tho
90 Nofkingmen currf Al half the usual raics
oincc houn from ) O'Clock an. 70 o'clock IN
d. h JOHNSON, ND.
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MORTGAGES SALE.

10y virtue u u,ortr,rr executed ~ me ~ =.
ID W. tiumrs, on Iuuali IHI clio one rfrrute1
On oclulirf o. -. % lCCun fsisln hm1uhi. ~ lh
dfhicdrca, which have uHIHf.i nni fciniln M
paid vii, ns The btnenclar FN ipl ta.h' on
wednesday, December y lrsI'
Ming M III o'rioek a. mi t5tlr highest bidder tho
following described property lpi ul hnc latnf'
W fponi alhlugfg0n ard fl.h'h, lui, ,l..
,h,nsMare knaee plano. alQ o.,e IiIn w -. y.
and books two revolving isak facts. with lau
books aud other once furnlur etc hlso ono ~
h9ise, fOckaNay, phsign ard llEg, VIZ haIhssN
en- JAll,lOA, NOrsis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03
CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column will be charged at
rate Of l5c for two lines one insertion; two inser-
lions, 25c one week, Soc
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hi ~ o'clock m, IN front " f.H court hpu.r u lho
Ciiy ~ Ncmphls Shelby f0HHiI Tom soll iho i1I.
luHInF described fnai otfr iI iho hlEIu anl
situated in the Tasinr p.HfI#i n Shelby county,
Isru.. lain city ~ MCmpf.a uinm.l On tonin
tout street sud being Nv lmIiol lo, no. ~
on ilc plan and map ~ tlfsI.l uV % htmph.t
said lni beginning al tie nDHhrl1i corner ~ $40
loi 20. running thrnre Wd.f With The south tlie ~
south Court ateCi ~ feet 81 Ir.hct, urnre t1ilh
20 iftt Inches thence eat 'rib' ,lnrhg ihch. 4
nqnh y feet inchus 10 ID. b. '.nnilg. Gus OF
rao cash D. ~ lolphN,
frHHIaI Commissioner
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN

Arc horn Into the world every day with fumc tr'N
matlous Affection. such ~ milk crust, Hnll ~,
gnun OF dIudfun sun W develop Into ga urHl.E.
ing GERMS the hug. burninr. sud dlngua'lnu
81 which make liio prolonged iofiuru uulln
properly treated
ANafin bath with CuTiCrnA soar. an exquisite
Fkin nsiutlnor nud u single Application 81 Crr.
euuA. the Graf Skin ture with a little ttIirrnA
Hrsoivryf. The New blood iurlcf nfc often sun.
ccnt o. nrusi The pfnrrrs 81 TIE disease and point
% a speedy and pffmaacut Cufc
Ilence. no mother who loves Der children who
takes pride IN their beauty, purity anu health and
Ia besioN Ing upon thOin a childt Efratfl ihhfu'
tafHp--i skin without hlcmish, aud a body u1uf
ished BY pure biooi-ahould fail ~ make TRIAL OIL
The ClIlCtHA NkNLniA4.
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ROOMS To LET.
EURSlsnED RooMs-loo MAIN ST.

FURNISHED RooMs-lqg MAIN ST.
LNURNlsEHD RooM--ln the third story of %
~ Poplar street, suitable for two Young men.
References rcquircd.
OFFICES - THE DESIRABLE OFFICES RE.
~ Gently occupied by me at Is Madison Il, to n
good tenant H. NJ ESTES.
nFFCES-A SUITE on NICE OFFICES IN MA.
dts u PRICE, Secretary.
DooMs- NEATLY FURNISHED RooMs-AP.
~ ply at 10 Mulberry street
DooMs.-lGO UNION STREEr-RErERENCE
~ required.
DoOMs-FURNIsHEDO or UNFINISHED, AT
~ 12tOurt street.
DoOMS--SUIrABLE FOR OFFICES or SIEEP.
IL ing rooms Apply to Dr. l.. H. LOOMS, 2is
Mnin IT., corner Adams
DoOMs OVER Ss7 AND Hso MAIN ST.. stITA.
~ bic ior Offices. NENrE 4 PARENT
DooMs - TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
IL light housekeeping, Ccutml location. Al.
drcss ~ lhirl street
DOoM-FURNlsuED, SUITABLE Tor GEN
~ teman. ~ Union w.
DooMs-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
IL very desirable nj ~ Madison street
poOMs- NICELY FURNISHED, At lg5 MAID.
~ son street
DOOMs- FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED, AT
IL No. li3 Count street
DouMs- FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
~ rooms NJ ~ Court street
pOoMs- FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
N No. M Linden street
oMs-FuRNIsiIED or uNFURNlsuEp. AT
~ M Court street
DOON-NICE FRONT ROOM SOUTHERN ~.
~ pc7ur furnished or uuiurni,hcd Apply at
800 Vance street
DOOMS-F OuR NICE ROOMS rOR nor.
II keeping ur suitable iOf ungy,. over a. North
Court street call ut above numbcf.
DOOMS SUITABLE RDR LIGHT ilUt ~
IL keeping. inquinc NJ No. q, Court ~
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ChnnnnrN Elln.

40. ca. H. DIN The 'ChnHu Couri " 'heily
county Terms Alnfy q u.llC, b. huf n.at
friend. w. iohn'A. bonlf 6 Hi
Under aud by virtue ~ 1s7' entered ln ihIi
cnufr on July "a, iss3 frrlHIHl Iu minute bIuk %
page -, viii, ns fpocini commissioner on
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Parker's Ginger Tonic

Thr Usfi Cufr f1r CoUphr MUf Lame. asthma,
Indigestion. iuwAri rniW. Exhaustion. tUWnir.
luI ihe tu.t valuable medic ,uD with lHmnl.t 1in.
rrr "a CNtfis % turIiINr IHftr over UItH'.H NNa
Known tu Other rsmcilfs NtHs Luurs lhrUun.
tl.u, Female Complaint 1Hl thn '.siuHsirg llls
q The Stomach. Liver. Kidneys nrl Bowels. arr
dmrsIug thousands 10 the rrltu rhl would o..
GEsrG TuSlC. ~ u nCH lliu uul strength o. iht
aaCd. ~ nt druggists.
UispON 4 90. 80 william ~ y s.
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aoia cvcrywhcre. Pfloe. CrticuEA, Eoc.' soar,
2,ci Rr1ivrsT 81. rfopiud by hc fOrtrn urrG
lNp CHIuicAL Co. r0sion, Mas.
nH-llsnf fIr "IIow ~ cure SKIN Disease "a
raFeA 70 illustrations, aud 100 tcstimonials.
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L'REsH IMrORrA1IONs ~ GEMS sUIrINGs.
u MELONS etc, NJ sam -lagcr's cor .land rouri.
DANTs MADE TO ORDER AT a. HENTER &
| sons, "a Naiu q.
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JIG. SCHMIDT IL son
IhONLp 10
No. soo WAIN sTRTIT. MEMPHIS. TTNS.

hyperion nnd Dealers M Duus, Ammunition,
and Fishing Tackle. iiuIiders' Hardware,
Electric Bells aud Adhuntiutars ilf lluiyis Hul
LHidfurrf.
Iloinc Supplies hivaJs o1 hand Repairing
rfHfIN done.
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TAKEN UP.


LOST.
nOG-BROwN CURLY CHESAPEAKE BAY
- dog. Return 10 3gI orleans stree, and be- e.
wnrlcd. J. H. SCAtFE.
1 ADYs POCHEruOOH-ON MAIN STREET.
II between Madison aud BCalc containing two
tcuadullar bills. some louse silver, aud postage
stamps Liberal reward Tor H. rcturn io this Ofice.
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BABYS 9 s ss4 sig t.Sa s9 S.s '''a'
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4 A. MOORE, COR VANCE AND IiERNANDO.
81. lWsh Meats, Vegetables, q! sicui, li,h, Cane
etc. Telephone -
NJ t. COUNTS, NORFOLK CAN OYSTERS At
N. Amcs sites, ~ Jcfcr.0n a.
CtTiY q AWE3. MEATs. FIsH. OYSTERS AND
> Game. q lcicrou urrt Telephone 20
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Nc. Clg1 R=Chanccry Court of shelby county
william llpcomb Ct nL ". Thomas ruron #
al
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-08
The Bridge Of Years.


From manhOod's isle of duty
To bOyhoOd's land of beauty
A vast bridge stretches DER the river Time.
Yet, weary signing mOrtalS
May enter not its portals,
And cross again to youths departed prime.
Above the vapory arches
A spirit army marches,
Events that filled the distant long ago;
Lost chances. hopes and gladness,
Wrapt in mist of sadness,
In spectral throngs are moving to and fro.
'Tis strewn with many token
OF ties forever broken,
Still dreams of love and friendship gone for
aye
Assume their wantOn splendor.
When longings, sweet and tender,
Across the mystic structure fOndly stray.
There. In the far-off spaces,
Rise half-forgotten faces,
And peer from out the dim acOnian past.
Sad voices, too, seem calling.
Their plaintive echoes falling
Upon the SOUL with sorrows gloom O'ercast.
oh! faded joys and pleasures
Lfe's early golden treasures
Come back to me from chlldhOOd's sunny
shore.
Return on wings of fleetness.
And glad my spirits as In days OF yOre.
Alas In visions only,
Mid hours of musings lonely,
outh's by-gOne happiness to us appears.
In vain the hearts sad yearning--
Yet Memory's beacon burning
Cleans brightly Ger the mystic Bridge OF
Years.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-08
SOME ODDLY NAMED PERSONS.

Mr.. Drinkwater was q candidate for mem
ber of the Denver, Col. city council recently
Among the great men who are to wait upon
the Queen of England when she is abroad
may be mentioned the name of Major Bigge.
Judge Hornbower, of San Francisco, fur
nishes still another illustration of the truth
that "theres nothing in q name," He Is
one of the quietest and hardest working
members of the bench on the coast.
William T. Dust is q prominent candidate
for the Detroit mayOralty. OF course he un-
derstands that if he expects his friends to
"set ND and DUST for him 1t will be neceS-
sary to "comc down with the dust"
MIR. Million, of Newark, N. J.,h has branched
out in new field of meteorological science,
and thinks there is millions in 1t. He ad-
vertises to furnish fair weather for balls,
picnic or excursions weeks or months in ad-
vance, the cash to accompany the order.
Among the baptismal names in the list of
the fiftieth congress are Jehu, Hilary, Adon-
iram Knute, Cherubusco, Berah and Welty.
In surnames the trades are well represented.
There is Baker, Fisher. Weaver, a
Cooper, Mason, a Glover, a Hunter, Mil
Ter, Brewer, a Granger, Turner, Taylor,
and Sawyer. For the first time In years
there is no Robinson in congress. The cOlOrs
represented are White, Gray, andoBrown.
There is only one Hogg among the members.
Spirit willing, but Flesh Too Thin.
Philadelphia Call.
The knee-breeches boom in Chicago has
burst. The young men had the courage, but
they didn't have the legs.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-08

vania, have thus far refused TO signify their
preference for candidates for the next state
campaign. They aren't quite ready.
Ex-senator Thurman having positively re-
fused to be again slaughtered BY The treach-
erous democratic boodlers Of Ohio, General
Thomas Powell, OF Columbus, Is likely to
capture the barren honor Of nom ination
for governor.
Attorney General Garland will locate In
New York when his term in President
Cleveland's cabinet shall have ended and
begin the practice of law. lie is tired Of
politics and says that nothing-not even the
pleasure Of remaining member OF Mr..
Cleveland's political household-will in
duce him to remain after the 4th day Of
March, 1889.
Gath says: Mr.. Evarts has had all the luck
a professional man can expect in politics. He
is by NO means repudiated as one of the
eminent men of our time by many persons in
his party. If he, for example, were moving
through the western ststes at the present
time, delivering a few speeches here and
there, noting the development and improve.
ment Of the towns, colleges, etc, he would
have a very good position before the nomi-
mating convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-08
An lntOierable l3Ore.

The most insufferable nuisance at our
dramatic and operate entertainments is
the habitual arrival of fashionable peo.
pie after the hour set for the beginning
of the play. This ill-bred intrusion by
parties who otherwise pride themselves
on their blue-blood manners is becoming
more intolerable every season. The an
noyance and vexation to an audience
listening intently to the tender sympho-
nies of a masterpiece in music or the de.
lineation of character by famous
artists cannot be exaggerated. The
aggravating custom Of marching
down the aisIes of the opera house and
other places of entertainment after the
curtain has risen, should be broken up,
either by the exclusion of late corners
while the curtain is up, or the forfeiture
of reserved seats after the performance
has begun. The former rule rigidly en-
forced, would, we think, have the desired
effect after it becomes generally known.
Women who go to the opera or theatre
merely TO display their diamonds, dresses
and bonnets, will doubtless prefer to re.
main standing in the corridor until the
falling of the curtain has given then the
desired opportunity of marching through
the audience on dress parade.